Sentence examples for prohibited making from inspiring English sources

The bipartisan 265-to-162 vote came after lawmakers rejected a less restrictive measure that would have prohibited making babies by cloning while leaving open the door for "therapeutic cloning" experiments in which scientists would create embryos that could be used to treat disease.

We pooled the classifications of class 5 (mangrove forests) and class 7 (wildlife reserves) within the designation of class 1 (totally protected areas), because in all of these classes hunting and selective logging are prohibited, making them subject to protective conditions.

Of course, other laws prohibit making pets of wild animals.

The Harkin bill would prohibit making babies by cloning, but leave the door open to research.

The State Legislature approved a bill to prohibit making the system a requirement, but Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, a Republican, vetoed it.

If telephone records were accessed, that could be a violation of the Telephone Records and Privacy Protection Act, 18 U.S.C. § 1039, which prohibits making false or fraudulent statements to obtain another person's telephone records.

Most insider trading cases are pursued as a violation of Rule 10b-5, which prohibits making misstatements or omitting material facts, or employing "any device, scheme, or artifice to defraud" investors.

The indictment listed charges against executives stemming back to 1992 and focuses on the company's sports betting operations, which it says violate a federal wire act that prohibits making sports bets across state lines.

Mr. McMaster, South Carolina's attorney general, said that his office was investigating whether some of the phone calls violated a state law that prohibits making automated calls directly to people and not to just their answering machines.

Section 106 of the Representation of the People Act 1983 prohibits making false statements about the personal character or conduct of another candidate during a campaign for the purposes of affecting the election.

Consequently, our study design prohibits making causal claims but does provide rich information on associations between the intervention and knowledge and acceptance change.